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Milan - Affori: Villa Litta Facade, Villa Litta - Facciata

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Pietro Madaschi

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This building is the Villa Litta of the Marquis Corbella, built in 1687 in the northern area of Milan. The villa, owned today by the Milan Municipality, hosts a public library and is unfortunately not well preserved. The 360 Photo shows the entrance and a part of its garden.

Copyright: Pietro Madaschi
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 12228x6114
Taken: 15/04/2013
Uploaded: 03/05/2013
Published: 03/05/2013
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Tags: italy; italia; lombardy; lombardia; milano; milan; park; garden; parco; giardino; affori; corbella; municipality; library; biblioteca; litta

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